How much Internet speed is required to run a server of 10 applications each of 100000 users

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How much internet speed is required to run application it will take 100000 users requests can u guide me

Posted 7-Nov-13 23:23pm

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jschell · Answer 1 · 2013-11-08T09:46:00

Basically you start with: 100,000 per second? What is the request? What is the response? It that a sustained or peak rate?

However keep in mind that is far different to say that your business will have 100,000 customers and to say that they will all make one request in one second.

Not to mention as well that a response often requires computation. So if the requests are not exactly the same then a distribution of the type of request is also relevant.

But a very simple computation is that if you do have 100,000 requests per second and each request is 1k and each response is 2k then the answer is...

((1000 + 2000) * 100,000) * 1.6 = bytes per second
bytes per second * 8 = bit per second.

The 1.6 is a fudge factor in the above.